NOTE: Table above shows approximate performance for new pump with nitrile impeller pumping water.

• SELF-PRIMING: Pump will produce a suction lift approaching 10 feet (3m) when dry and a lift up to 22 feet (6.7m) when primed. Be sure suction lines are airtight or pump will not self-prime.
• RUNNING DRY: Unit depends on liquid pumped for lubrication. Do not run dry for more than 30 seconds. Lack of liquid will damage the impeller.
• PRESSURES: For continuous operation, pressure should not exceed 20 psi (1.4 kg/sq cm).
• TEMPERATURES: Nitrile impeller recommended for liquid temperatures of 50° to 180°F (10° to 82°C).

USES :

MARINE: Bait tank circulation, transfer oil, wash down, and utility dock pumps.

INDUSTRIAL: Circulate coolant on machine tools, industrial filling systems, utility shop pump, transfer gum arabic, transfer distilled water, recharge water softeners, ice water recirculation, hydrostatic pressure testing, vacuum pump, and aspirating pump.

FOOD, BEVERAGE, & DAIRY: Circulate cooling water, defrost refrigeration coils, fill drums, wash down equipment and floors, and utility pump.

HOME: Fill and empty tubs and pools, empty basements, cesspools, water systems, water lawns and gardens, remove water from low areas, and recharge water softeners.

PLUMBING: Empty clogged sumps, drains, sinks and tubs, and pump out water closets.

FARM: Fill tractor tires, fill water tanks, pump out silo pits, liquid manures, transfer oil, and flush and clean animal pens.

CONTRACTORS: Remove water from excavations, supply water to mortar boxes and cement mixing, and washdown equipment.

NOTICE: Do not pump solvents, thinners, highly concentrated or organic acids. Damage to pump may result. If corrosive fluids must be handled, pump life will be prolonged if pump is flushed with water after each use or after each work day.